Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1952 — Page 7

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: hy : ine INDIAN APOLIS TMs y , : ge » o£ | : ‘Door Salesmen Will Meet Here Balking Miners Ordered De + vd Offi sh ; Cc bbi : : 5 A national sales conv -ention and R. Hi McConville, advertis- Back to Work ‘Monday eco ra © icer 00 S a ie - ; : ; ! ” hy comes to Indianapolis Thursday Ing and merchandising manager, TERRE HAUTE J 2 a ” : * and Friday when 350 distributors Will A Rational sales plans 1p) Twa ‘hundred’ coal an, 1 - . » United Press Gorgol was quoted as. saying. “I two months of ‘treatments thers , . A hy : tvei® tor 1952. N . PEaneaux. factory whi: refused | miners SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12 A was nervous far a nose condition which Army : ass 7 ¢ Kk ne . rn ag a . is RA arg salesmen for New Castle manager, 3 talk on production the ps . 9 Yor 3 v on decorated Army captain who Officers said. Gorgol had taken authorities said caused him te. TOP HONORS for maintaining the “bloodline roducts, New Castle, makers of problems, v ipervisors at the Victory robbed and shot at a cab driver, $25 from the driver, Joseph H have. terrific headaches : to the front lines” go to officers and men stationed the Modernfold doors, meet at the ; mine were ordered to re- sdid today he was “the luckiest Falkowich, 43, after forcing him' The captain was tuFned aver to Hotel Antlers turn -fo work Monday. guy in the world” that a cigaret to sto ¥ \ : y . rv y ; . A } i stop the wah . police at city prison last night for at Ft. Harrison. The Red Cross blood, center here {. It will be the first time the Rough on Trumpets The United Workers lighter ‘in the ‘cabbie's pocket Then. Mr. Falkowich said. Gor. booking > says the Gls at the fort have provided 1380 pints company will bring together its ; wl Union said it did not sanction the stopped the bullet . y 4%, S2NOWICh Sak ro : rm T ST. LOUIS (UP) — Joseph B av . s gol told him In:addition to the DSC, Gorgol of blood since July. That's more th ; oth distributors and salesmen in In- one-day walkout .) and saver Ct ; Yui FY n ! \ ’ : an any other : Merello J i act Yat . . Five However, Capt. David O. Gor- I'm. sorry, but Fm going to holds the Silver Star, the Bronze : t group in Marion County has donated to the blood dianapolis. The convention: may * r., & music teacher, hopes District President Roscoe McKin gol-29, holder of the Distinguished hava, t ty leer Star Ttaliz “rOSE y donor drive. become a yearly event here. It his san, little Joe, will become a Ney ordered back to geryice Cross, the nation’s second Mr aw a t ; ov l the talien Cro a wo ‘ ¢ : h : _ : "TR De 5 8 ¢ Mr, ch s he captain Purple Hearts. - The - record was reached last —— =i pracale he BStional build- great musician but’ it depends on work. mine Droduces aboul. S60 highest military honor, «faced fired at- him from ‘a distance of [ was shot in the knee once § . cr ow 3 ( - » week ‘when servicemen and ecivil- Where to eGo few days. hin licago by a whether the trumpets hold out.ions.of coal ls day a charges of robbery and assault only.18 inches, but the. lighter and in the arm,” Gorgol said, “I S ian personnel at Ft. Harrison gave H.D O , : : ’ with intent “to kill after he ad- prevented - the 38-caliber bullet put in 21 months in héspitals. I 3 : ! D. Obe .g . Young Joe first got noise out of : 4 TOL IPL aL y } MOBPILA 4, 592 pints of blood for the wounded Dancing with Don Reid and ager of the Pdoprer, general man : : ge 0 3 C : P | ti mitted the attack "yesterday. from striking him. He escaped was 1 North Africa, Salerno, in Korea. his Orchestra. Indiana Roof. Witteobig en Pan And R. W; Impey about Twa years ago. Now Lanine ropuiarnon Police said Gargol, a nafive of with chest bruises! ie” Cassino, lots of places . 8 . m. : n eneral he's 3 years old, sw i LY o i : fo P . Contributing their blood were 30 Pm & manager, will be on the a . EE y are 23 he's worn The dog population the Binghampton, N. Y., could give! Gorgol was to have been re Gorgol's wife, Phyliss A. Gormen from the Adjutant General Circle. Players Produ ion, PC Parle, ; program, out one horn ‘and is part way United States approximately ne logical reason for his action. leased from Letterman Armv gol, 29. and their twen children ne 3 “gp . ' y { 4 Come Back, Little Sheba. » Sales manager, through a second. 22 million. “I don't know why I did it,” Hospital today after receiving live at Kennewick, Wash.

School, Army Finance School,| gq 20. Hotel Antlers Ballroom. Army Finance Center, Indiana 8:30 p. m

Military District, and Post Com- Civic Theater *° Production, mand personnel. Col. E. P. Beyer, “The Curious Savage.” $1.80, post. commander, directed Post' gjyje Theater, 1847 .N. Al:

operations, abama. 8:30 p. m.

“We easily could meet the quota] Ice Hockey, Caps vs. Pitts-

assigned us If Marioh County hurgh Hornets. $2.50, $2, $1.50 |

civilians would give their blood and §1. State Falrgronnas, | ax generously as servicemen at (Coliseum 8:15 p. m.

Ft. Harrison,” said Dan W, Flick- Philharmonic Concert. Free, inger, chairman of the Blood Indiana University Auditorium, | Donor Recruitment Committee, Bloomington. 4 p. m. . . “Midwest Jamboree,” grand | Family Affair opening, featuring Lattise Moore

Miss Nelda M. Wann's mother, and the .Allen County Boys. will install her in office as com- Turners Hall at Madison and

, mandant of Navy Club Auxiliary Yrospects. 7 p.m

Ship 42 at 8 p. m, tomorrow in rs of the American Society of | Central YMCA. Her mother, Mrs. Mechanical Engineers Friday

Mercedes H. Wann, is National. ; : : night. Mr.*Godley is head of the Auxiliary Shipswriter and State antes engineer branch of Auxiliary Commandant. Other of- the Development Division at the] ficers to be installed are Alma U. S. Naval Ordnance Plant. He'll] Collins, Patricia Collins, * Mrs. speak at 7:30.p. m. after a dinner

‘Ruth Anrderson, Goldie Miller ‘ ; ’ tour of the Naval - Berdie Young, Olive. Stamm, 2nd altermoop © x

Juanita Owen and Dorothy cer a— Fnnis,

Light Talk New Drug Erie Church .of Des Plaines, For Malaria 11, will speak on “The New Grid By Science Service System of Lighting” at meeting of PEARL RIVER, N.Y; Jan. 12 the Indiana Chapter, Illuniinat- Hydrangeas that bloom at ing Engineering Society tomor- Easter, an ancient Chinese mediei- | row in Hotel Washington. He nal plant related to the hydran-| represents Benjamin Electric Co. gea, and a team of scientists at A smorgashord is set for 6 p. m., Lederle Iahoratories have given Marcus S. Gilbert of Indianap- the world a new, potentially pow-| olis, chapter chairman, said. erful synthetic remedy for malaria. s The new synthetic drug, pendBig Hand ing registration of a trade name, Glad hands will pass the secret !8 being called Ch'ang Shan. This grip when Sigma Chi's dedicate !® the name of the plant the Chi-| their new $130,000 fraternity | nese used 3000 years ago as al house at Butler at 3 p. m. today. | remedy for malaria. The two are| Keys to the new home of Rho | ‘not identical, since the synthetic Chapter, on Fraternity Row, will{drug has been modified to make be presented Richard Stanfield, | |it less toxic than the antimalaria | chapter president, by Horace E. \chemical found in the Chinesel Storer, president of the Indianap- plant. olis Sigma Chi Foundation. At- . Lest on laboratory animals tending will be John Campbell of show “the new dug to be 80 to Chicago, the fraternity's nationa) 10° times more effective than quipresident, and Dr. M. 0. Ross, nine, the cinchona tree chemical Butler's president. used as a malaria remedy for, centuries. Lederle scientists are Postponed thopeful that clinical tests on hu{man subjects, now under way, The Mark Twain Association will show it to be better than has changed meeting plans. The other synthetic antimalarials, Regestion will be held Wednesday sults of these tests, however, are night instead of Tuesday, at 1440 not yet erady for reporting. | N. Meridian. The publie is Invited CE | to hear Mrs. Wilbert Sarber re- It's His Problem view Lucy Abbott's book, “Master SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP)- x

of the;Flesn. {lam B. Stark, director of the 1 3 Syracuse war mémorial, has a big Engineers Meeting job on his hands. He must fit 92! "Computing Mechanisms for sets of unmarked keys to as many Alr-borne Fire Control” will be doors in the memorial. The keys | Fidgar B. Godley's subject at were received from a Jamestown, meeting of Central Indiana mem-|N. Y., firm which made the doors. | | nn a Slot fotos oisanEhfa

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